Chapter Summaries

Key Plot Points and Events

• Senior Brother (Eldest Senior Brother) reveals he can eat ghosts, demonstrating the 'Evil Ghost Devouring Technique' by consuming Yamada's ghost.
• Senior Brother explains he learned this technique from Senior Sister Xiao Yu (Miss Bai), along with a special ghost scripture to prevent contamination from resentful energy.
• Senior Sister Wanxi reveals she cultivates by absorbing yin energy, also taught by Senior Sister Xiao Yu.
• The group decides to handle the remaining sinister entities in the dark room ahead.

Character Developments

• Senior Brother: Shows his prowess in the 'Evil Ghost Devouring Technique', demonstrating his strength and fearlessness.
• Senior Sister Wanxi: Reveals her unique cultivation method of absorbing yin energy, indicating her growth and adaptation to her new constitution.
• The narrator (Junior Brother): Shows curiosity and understanding towards his seniors' cultivation methods, displaying his maturity and acceptance.

Significant Themes

• Heretical cultivation paths: The three seniors' unique cultivation methods, deviating from traditional practices, reflect their adaptability and resourcefulness.
• Mentorship: Senior Sister Xiao Yu's guidance plays a crucial role in the seniors' cultivation progress, highlighting the importance of mentorship and knowledge sharing.
• Responsibility: Despite their unconventional methods, the seniors prioritize using their powers responsibly, as emphasized by Master's teachings.

Character Interactions

• Senior Brother and Junior Brother: Their interaction reveals Senior Brother's calm demeanor and Junior Brother's acceptance of his senior's unique abilities.
• Senior Sister Wanxi and Junior Brother: Their exchange shows Senior Sister's willingness to share information about her cultivation method, fostering a sense of camaraderie.
• The group: The decision to handle the remaining sinister entities together displays their unity and collective responsibility.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Senior Brother reveals he can eat ghosts, shocking everyone.
• He devours Yamada's ghost using the Departed Soul Devouring Technique taught by Xiao Yu.
• Senior Brother explains his cultivation method, which involves devouring evil ghosts to improve his cultivation.
• Senior Sister reveals she's cultivating by absorbing yin energy.
• The group decides to clean up the remaining sinister entities in the inner room.

Character Developments

• Senior Brother: Shows his fearsome side, capable of devouring ghosts, and reveals his cultivation method.
• Senior Sister: Confirms she's cultivating by absorbing yin energy.
• The protagonist: Realizes the uniqueness of their cultivation methods and understands the importance of using their powers responsibly.

Significant Themes

• Cultivation and Growth: Each character's cultivation method is unique and tailored to their new ghostly bodies.
• Responsibility: The protagonist reflects on the importance of using one's powers responsibly.

Character Interactions

• Senior Brother and the protagonist: They share information about their cultivation methods.
• The protagonist and Senior Sister: They exchange information about their cultivation progress.
• The group: They decide together to clean up the remaining sinister entities in the inner room.

Key Plot Points and Events

• The group decides to burn down the blood-soaked room to destroy evidence, using a delayed trigger talisman to ensure a timely blaze after they've left.
• They leave Yokohama and head to Yamakita Town, aiming to reach it by noon and enter the mountains to search for the Abyssal Moon Soul Shrine that afternoon.

Character Developments

• Mao Jing demonstrates his calm and strategic thinking by suggesting the delayed trigger talisman idea and explaining how to create it.
• The group, particularly Zhang Yuchen, shows adaptability and quick learning in modifying talismans to fit Mao Jing's plan.

Significant Themes

• Caution and planning: The group understands the importance of covering their tracks and acting strategically to avoid detection.
• Teamwork: Each member contributes to Mao Jing's plan, showcasing their individual skills and cooperation.

Character Interactions

• Mao Jing and the group work together to implement his plan, with Mao Jing providing guidance and the others executing the tasks.
• There's a sense of camaraderie and mutual respect among the group, as seen in their quick acceptance and execution of Mao Jing's idea.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Jiang Ning decides to help a group of female ghosts return to China by using his Heaven-and-Earth Bag.
• The team discovers a hidden room in the shrine containing an unusual incense burner with strange runes.
• They decide to take the incense burner with them, sealed with talismans, as it might be useful.
• The team decides to rest in the shrine for the night to avoid local authorities and plan their journey to Yamakita Town.

Character Developments

• Jiang Ning demonstrates compassion and responsibility towards his fellow countrymen, even in death.
• Zhang Yuchen shows recklessness by destroying the shrine's memorial tablet.
• Mao Jing displays concern and strategic thinking by pointing out the increased difficulty of their mission.

Significant Themes

• Compassion and Responsibility: Jiang Ning's decision to help the ghosts highlights his compassion and sense of responsibility towards his fellow countrymen.
• Risk and Opportunity: The team acknowledges the increased difficulty of their mission but also sees it as an opportunity to strike against the onmyoji.
• Debt and Retribution: Jiang Ning reveals that the onmyoji owe his grandfather a debt, which he intends to collect.

Character Interactions

• Jiang Ning and the Ghosts: Jiang Ning interacts sympathetically with the female ghosts, offering them a way back to their homeland.
• Jiang Ning and Mao Jing: Mao Jing and Jiang Ning discuss the challenges and opportunities of their mission, with Jiang Ning expressing his intention for retribution.
• The Team: The team works together to search the shrine, make decisions, and prepare for their journey to Yamakita Town.

Key Plot Points and Events

• The group travels from the bustling, hot city to Yamakita Town, a small town with a distinct "dragon form" Feng Shui configuration.
• They arrive at 10:20 AM, and Mao Jing identifies the Feng Shui as having a concealed dragon vein with abundant yin energy.
• The group decides to head straight into the mountains to find the Abyssal Moon Soul Shrine without interacting with the locals.

Character Developments

• Mao Jing demonstrates his proficiency in Japanese and his advanced knowledge of Feng Shui, solidifying his position as a genius in the Daoist Sect.
• The group members show curiosity and respect for Mao Jing's expertise in Feng Shui.

Significant Themes

• Feng Shui: The chapter delves into the principles of Feng Shui, with Mao Jing analyzing the dragon-form Feng Shui in Yamakita Town and its implications for health and well-being.
• Indifference: The city and town are described as cold and indifferent, with people lacking genuine emotions, reflecting the theme of emotional detachment.

Character Interactions

• Mao Jing takes the lead in communicating with the taxi driver and explaining the Feng Shui configuration to the group.
• The group members listen attentively to Mao Jing's analysis and ask questions, showing respect for his knowledge.
• Zhang Yuchen and Pan Ling contribute to the discussion, showing their interest in Feng Shui and their willingness to learn from Mao Jing.

Key Plot Points and Events

• The group decides to search for the Abyssal Moon Soul Shrine themselves to avoid attention.
• Mao Jing identifies three potential locations for the shrine using Feng Shui.
• They investigate the first location, a cluster of buildings with excellent Feng Shui but no shrine-like structures.
• The group encounters warning signs and remnants of worship in the forest, hinting at potential danger or supernatural activity.

Character Developments

• Mao Jing demonstrates his Feng Shui skills and knowledge of local legends.
• Jiang Li confirms his understanding of Japanese folklore and the potential for supernatural threats.

Significant Themes

• The influence of Feng Shui on the search for the shrine.
• The potential danger and supernatural elements in the mountains.
• The group's caution and preparedness in the face of uncertainty.

Character Interactions

• The group works together, valuing each other's opinions and skills.
• Jiang Li and Mao Jing take the lead in decision-making and strategy.
• Pan Ling and Zhang Yuchen follow the lead of Jiang Li and Mao Jing, showing trust and respect.

Key Plot Points and Events

• The group, led by Jiang and Mao Jing, ventures deep into Yamakita Town's forests, aiming to find the second possible location of the Abyssal Moon Soul Shrine.
• They get lost due to magnetic interference affecting their Feng Shui compass, causing them to deviate from their estimated timetable.
• They decide to rest and wait for nightfall to determine their bearings using the stars.
• Upon resuming their journey, they hear faint cries for help, emanating from an area they are about to pass.

Character Developments

• Jiang: Shows leadership and calmness under uncertainty, suggesting they rest and later determining their bearings using the stars.
• Mao Jing: Demonstrates analytical skills, deducing that the cries for help might be a trap set by heretics who have noticed their presence.

Significant Themes

• Caution and vigilance in the face of uncertainty and potential danger.
• The importance of swift decision-making and adaptability in unexpected situations.

Character Interactions

• Jiang and Mao Jing work together to assess the situation and make decisions.
• Zhang Yuchen and Pan Ling initially suggest ignoring the cries for help but later agree with Jiang and Mao Jing's decision to investigate.
• The group's dynamic shows unity and mutual respect for each other's opinions.

Key Plot Points and Events

• The group, led by Mao Jing, enters a restricted mountain forest in Yamakita Town, searching for the Abyssal Moon Soul Shrine.
• They get lost due to magnetic interference affecting their Feng Shui compass.
• After resting, they use the Nether Path Heavenly Eye to navigate at night and determine their bearings using the stars.
• They hear a faint cry for help from an unknown source as they approach the second exploration area.

Character Developments

• Mao Jing demonstrates analytical skills and strategic thinking, suspecting the cry for help might be a trap set by heretics who have noticed their presence.
• Jiang, the protagonist, shows caution and decisiveness, agreeing with Mao Jing's assessment and deciding to investigate the source of the cry.

Significant Themes

• Caution and Vigilance: The group remains wary of potential threats, even in remote areas, highlighting the importance of constant vigilance in their mission.
• Strategic Thinking: Mao Jing's analysis of the situation showcases the need for strategic planning and adaptability in their actions.

Character Interactions

• The group works together, with each member contributing their skills and insights to navigate the situation.
• Mao Jing and Jiang make a joint decision to investigate the cry for help, demonstrating their leadership and strategic thinking.
• Zhang Yuchen and Pan Ling initially suggest ignoring the cry but ultimately follow Jiang and Mao Jing's lead, showing deference to their decisions.

Key Plot Points and Events

• The group follows a distress call to find a figure in a Japanese school uniform, seemingly trapped in a bear trap.
• Pan Ling, with her yin-yang eyes, detects a massive amount of resentment energy compressed within the figure, revealing her as an "aberration."
• The group approaches cautiously, and the figure begs for help, but they remain wary. Zhang Yuchen attempts to attack, but the figure kicks off the trap and dodges.
• Mao Jing and the protagonist attack simultaneously with a Snake Bone Whip and an Azure Sky Talisman, but the figure dodges and reveals her true form, speaking in a cold, sharp voice.

Character Developments

• Pan Ling demonstrates her ability to see resentment energy, proving useful in identifying the figure's true nature.
• Zhang Yuchen shows eagerness to attack, while Mao Jing and the protagonist maintain caution and strike when the figure reveals her deception.

Significant Themes

• Appearances can be deceiving: The figure initially appears as a helpless victim but is later revealed to be an "aberration" with immense resentment energy.
• Caution and wariness: The group remains vigilant despite the figure's plea for help, ultimately saving them from a potential trap.

Character Interactions

• The group works together to approach the figure cautiously, with Pan Ling's input leading to a coordinated attack when the figure's true nature is revealed.
• Zhang Yuchen, Mao Jing, and the protagonist attack simultaneously, showcasing their teamwork and trust in each other's abilities.

Key Plot Points and Events

• The group encounters a heretical woman on Mount Kita, Japan, who speaks Chinese and reveals she can read memories.
• She attacks the group, transforming into a Man-Eating Mountain Hag, a legendary evil spirit from Japanese folklore.
• The hag uses a powerful spiritual ability, engulfing the group and attempting to read their memories.
• Jiang Ning, the protagonist, is affected differently, causing the hag to react with fear and mention the "Land of Myriad Evils."

Character Developments

• Jiang Ning: Shows resilience against the hag's spiritual attack, and his background is revealed to be connected to the "Land of Myriad Evils."
• Pan Ling, Zhang Yuchen, and Mao Jing: Display teamwork and individual strengths in combat, but are affected by the hag's spiritual ability.

Significant Themes

• Cultural exchange and understanding (Chinese vs. Japanese folklore and language)
• The power of memories and knowledge (the hag's ability to read memories and the group's knowledge of Japanese legends)
• Fear and respect for the unknown (the hag's reaction to Jiang Ning's background)

Character Interactions

• Jiang Ning and his group (Pan Ling, Zhang Yuchen, Mao Jing) work together to combat the hag, showing camaraderie and concern for each other's well-being.
• The hag interacts with each group member individually, attempting to read their memories and reacting differently to Jiang Ning.

Key Plot Points and Events

• The Man-Eating Mountain Hag, terrified and bewildered, loses her composure after her memory-reading ability is disrupted.
• The protagonists recover and attack the hag, with Lin Dongfeng leading the charge using his Snake Bone Whip.
• The hag, retreating and frightened, claims to be an envoy from the Land of Myriad Evils and seeks to curry favor with Lin Dongfeng.
• Lin Dongfeng decides to capture the hag alive to potentially gain information about the Abyssal Moon Soul.
• Mao Jing and Zhang Yuchen subdue the hag, wounding her but keeping her alive.

Character Developments

• Lin Dongfeng: Demonstrates his combat prowess and strategic thinking, considering the hag's potential usefulness.
• Mao Jing and Zhang Yuchen: Show teamwork and skill in capturing the hag, following Lin Dongfeng's orders.
• The Man-Eating Mountain Hag: Reveals her connection to the Land of Myriad Evils and her fear of Lin Dongfeng, indicating a shift in power dynamics.

Significant Themes

• Power dynamics and fear: The hag's terror upon losing her ability and facing Lin Dongfeng highlights the theme of power dynamics and fear in their interactions.
• Potential allies and enemies: The hag's claim to be an envoy from the Land of Myriad Evils raises questions about potential allies and enemies in their quest for the Abyssal Moon Soul.

Character Interactions

• Lin Dongfeng and the Man-Eating Mountain Hag: Their interaction shifts from the hag's initial dominance to Lin Dongfeng's control, as he considers using her for information.
• Mao Jing, Zhang Yuchen, and Pan Ling: They work together to capture the hag, following Lin Dongfeng's lead, demonstrating their teamwork and trust in his decisions.

Key Plot Points and Events

• The protagonist encounters a Man-Eating Mountain Hag who worships an "evil god" and gains her powers from death.
• He marks her with a seal, making her his servant, and she reveals her name, Aoi Yui.
• Aoi Yui reveals the location of the Abyssal Moon Soul Shrine and the presence of a formation called Nine Stars Descend.
• She warns of a grand festival at the shrine with powerful yin-yang masters attending.
• The protagonist learns that the shrine houses the Eight-Foot Jade Magatama, one of Japan's three great treasures.

Character Developments

• The protagonist displays cunning and deception, fooling Aoi Yui into serving him.
• Aoi Yui shows unwavering devotion and worship towards the "evil god" and the protagonist as his envoy.

Significant Themes

• Deception and manipulation: The protagonist uses Aoi Yui's beliefs to his advantage.
• Power dynamics: Aoi Yui's submission to the protagonist's "authority" as the "evil god's" envoy.
• Greed and ambition: The protagonist's desire for the Eight-Foot Jade Magatama.

Character Interactions

• The protagonist interacts with Aoi Yui, deceiving her into serving him and gathering information.
• The group discusses their plans to infiltrate the Abyssal Moon Soul Shrine and obtain the Eight-Foot Jade Magatama.
• Zhang Yuchen, Pan Ling, Mao Jing, and the protagonist remain skeptical of Aoi Yui's sincerity, while she remains devoted.

Key Plot Points and Events

• The group is guided by Aoi Yui, a Man-Eating Mountain Hag, towards the Abyssal Moon Soul Shrine.
• They encounter a formation point set up by the Nine Chrysanthemum Sect's Onmyoji, which they decide to leave untouched to avoid alerting them.
• They bypass the sect's training grounds, where human souls and corpse ghouls are cultivated, to avoid confrontation.
• They navigate along a cliff beside a deep ravine, with Aoi Yui guiding them towards the shrine.

Character Developments

• Aoi Yui: She returns to her human form, revealing her past beauty, and guides the group without any embarrassment or hesitation.
• Jiang: He shows caution and strategic thinking, deciding not to destroy the formation point to avoid alerting the sect and planning to deal with the training grounds later.

Significant Themes

• The Nine Chrysanthemum Sect's Onmyoji practice evil esoteric arts, refining human souls and corpse ghouls, highlighting their malevolence.
• The group's cautious and strategic approach to navigating the sect's territory, demonstrating their intelligence and adaptability.

Character Interactions

• Jiang and Aoi Yui: Jiang gives orders, and Aoi Yui follows them without question, showing her subservience to him.
• Jiang, Pan Ling, Zhang Yuchen, and Mao Jing: They discuss and decide on their course of action together, showing unity and mutual respect.
• Aoi Yui and Pan Ling: Aoi Yui asks Pan Ling for advice on her appearance, showing deference to her despite Pan Ling's initial coldness.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Aoi Yui leads the group along a sheer cliff, using an old, crooked tree as a bridge to cross to the other side.
• The group navigates the treacherous cliff, with Pan Ling having a close call but managing to avoid serious injury.
• They reach the top of the cliff and approach a pavilion, where they overhear a man and woman flirting.
• Aoi Yui, driven by her obsession and resentment, kills the couple silently.
• The group looks down from the pavilion and sees the Abyssal Moon Soul Shrine at the foot of the mountain, their destination.

Character Developments

• Aoi Yui: She demonstrates her agility and climbing skills, and her obsession with the "evil god" is further emphasized as she kills the couple without hesitation.
• Pan Ling: She shows her caution and quick thinking when she avoids a fall, and her ability to sense auras.

Significant Themes

• The theme of obsession is reinforced through Aoi Yui's actions, showing how it can lead to reckless and violent behavior.
• The theme of the consequences of infidelity is highlighted when Aoi Yui kills the couple who are cheating.

Character Interactions

• The group works together to navigate the dangerous cliff, with the narrator showing concern for Pan Ling's safety.
• Aoi Yui and the narrator have a brief exchange, with the narrator giving Aoi Yui the go-ahead to deal with the couple in the pavilion.
• The narrator and Pan Ling communicate about the absence of other auras around the pavilion before Aoi Yui's attack.

Key Plot Points and Events

• The group discovers a shrine at the bottom of a cliff, where the Abyssal Moon Soul is located.
• They learn that the shrine is built on a Feng Shui formation called "Divine Domain Feng Shui," which is suitable for enshrining deities but not for habitation.
• They decide to sneak down to the shrine to find the Eight-Foot Jade Magatama.

Character Developments

• Mao Jing demonstrates his knowledge of Feng Shui by explaining the unique formation of the shrine.
• Aoi Yui, the Man-Eating Mountain Hag, shows eagerness to assist the group in their mission.

Significant Themes

• The power and intricacy of Feng Shui formations.
• The importance of understanding and respecting the environment in which deities are enshrined.

Character Interactions

• Ou Doudou (the narrator) discusses the Feng Shui formation with Mao Jing and learns about Divine Domain Feng Shui.
• The group, including Ou Doudou, Zhang Yuchen, Pan Ling, Mao Jing, and Aoi Yui, decides to sneak down to the shrine together.
• Aoi Yui offers to lead the group to the shrine via a mountain path.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Aoi Yui finds a special ointment in a corpse's clothes that prevents getting lost.
• The group applies the ointment and navigates through a path filled with soul-confusing fragrance from oil lamps.
• They reach the Abyssal Moon Soul Shrine, where a large-scale ritual is being conducted by the Nine Chrysanthemum Sect.
• The group plans to infiltrate the shrine complex to find the Eight-Foot Jade Magatama.

Character Developments

• Aoi Yui demonstrates her knowledge of the local customs and rituals, proving to be a valuable guide.
• Jiang Chen, the protagonist, exhibits caution and strategic thinking, prioritizing careful planning over hasty action.

Significant Themes

• Trust and deception: Aoi Yui's actions and knowledge are accepted based on trust, but Jiang Chen remains cautious and verifies the ointment's safety.
• Caution and preparedness: Jiang Chen emphasizes careful planning and assessment before proceeding with the infiltration.

Character Interactions

• Jiang Chen and Aoi Yui: They work together, with Aoi Yui providing local knowledge and Jiang Chen leading the group.
• Jiang Chen and his team: They communicate and coordinate, with Jiang Chen making decisions based on their input and the situation at hand.

Key Plot Points and Events

• The group discovers an ointment that prevents them from getting lost in the shrine's bewitching environment.
• They navigate through the shrine complex, avoiding soul-bewitching fragrances and encountering numerous onmyoji (Japanese sorcerers) performing a ritual.
• They locate the Eight-Foot Jade Magatama near the altar, where the Nine Chrysanthemum Sect's elites are gathered.

Character Developments

• Aoi Yui demonstrates her knowledge of the shrine's layout and its protective measures.
• Jiang Chen (Brother Jiang) exhibits caution and strategic thinking, prioritizing stealth and careful planning.

Significant Themes

• Caution and careful planning in the face of adversity.
• Trust and teamwork, as the group relies on each other's skills and knowledge to navigate the shrine.
• The power of belief and worship, as shown by the onmyoji's ritual.

Character Interactions

• Aoi Yui and Jiang Chen: Aoi Yui provides crucial information, while Jiang Chen leads the group and makes strategic decisions.
• Jiang Chen and his team: They work together, sharing information and making decisions collectively.
• The onmyoji and the altar: The onmyoji show devotion and unity in their ritual, highlighting the power of their belief.

Key Plot Points and Events

• The group encounters a Nine Corpse Daoist, reminiscent of an old enemy.
• An onmyoji ritual begins, with the participants praying for divine protection.
• Aoi Yui senses the Eight-Foot Jade Magatama is among the crowd of onmyoji.
• The group decides to circle around and get closer to pinpoint the jade's location.
• The onmyoji prepare to make a sacrifice, and captured ghosts are heard wailing.

Character Developments

• Ou Doudou demonstrates strategic thinking in deducing the jade's likely location.
• Mao Jing provides insight into the onmyoji ritual and offers guidance.
• Aoi Yui shows determination in helping locate the jade.

Significant Themes

• The pursuit of power (the Eight-Foot Jade Magatama) and the lengths people will go to obtain it.
• The exploitation of others for personal gain (the onmyoji using captured ghosts for their ritual).

Character Interactions

• Ou Doudou, Mao Jing, and Aoi Yui work together to locate the jade, showcasing teamwork and mutual support.
• Zhang Yuchen and Pan Ling express their concerns and opinions, contributing to the group's decision-making process.
• The onmyoji display unity and synchronization in their ritual, emphasizing their collective power.

Key Plot Points and Events

• The group discovers a densely packed area beneath an altar, filled with at least four hundred ghosts, mostly Chinese, trapped and crying for help.
• Two evil god statues on the altar come to life, emitting deathly light and devouring nearby ghosts.
• The Nine Chrysanthemum Sect onmyoji worship these statues as gods and believe they will be protected.
• Two more ghosts, including a young woman, are about to be devoured, one of them a fellow Chinese.

Character Developments

• Jiang: Struggles with the decision to save the fellow countrymen's souls or prioritize the mission for Master.
• Zhang Yuchen: Asks Jiang if they should save the ghosts, showing empathy and concern for their fellow countrymen.

Significant Themes

• Kindness vs. Pragmatism: Jiang grapples with whether to prioritize the mission or save the trapped souls, reflecting the theme of kindness versus pragmatic decision-making.
• Cultural Differences: The contrast between the Chinese and Japanese cultures is highlighted through the treatment of the ghosts and the worship of the evil god statues.

Character Interactions

• Jiang and Zhang Yuchen: Zhang Yuchen's question to Jiang about saving the ghosts prompts Jiang to consider the ethical implications of their mission.
• Jiang and the group: The group discusses the situation, with Mao Jing translating the onmyoji's words and Pan Ling identifying the ghosts inside the statues.

Key Plot Points and Events

• The group realizes the Eight-Foot Jade Magatama is inside one of the evil god statues on the altar.
• Ou Doudou decides to summon Xiao Yu's true spirit and confront the over hundred Nine Chrysanthemum Onmyoji.
• Eldest Senior Brother and Second Senior Sister are summoned and immediately charge out, disrupting the Japanese onmyoji's ritual.
• The onmyoji surround and attack the group.

Character Developments

• Ou Doudou demonstrates leadership and strategic thinking by devising a plan to confront the enemy.
• Eldest Senior Brother shows impulsive and aggressive behavior, charging out before the plan is fully explained.
• Aoi Yui remains puzzled but does not question Ou Doudou's decisions.

Significant Themes

• Loyalty and Sacrifice: The group is willing to risk their lives to save their compatriots and obtain the Spirit-Guarding Treasure.
• Courage vs. Caution: Ou Doudou weighs the risks and decides to act, while Eldest Senior Brother acts impulsively.

Character Interactions

• Ou Doudou consults with Aoi Yui and decides on a course of action.
• Ou Doudou summons Eldest Senior Brother and Second Senior Sister, who immediately join the fight.
• The group works together to confront the enemy, showing unity and determination.